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ways to talk online...hehehe (pg. 2)
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| eRRaTiK |
| quote: | Originally posted by LuNaSeA
OMFG Thank you myra!!!! this rules, sooo much better than aim express and now i can go on msn too, WOOTness!!!! :tongue2 :happy2: :toothless :toothless |
+1
some serious w00tness from me too!
*waves at h0tsweetbabyd0l* |
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| Floorfiller |
| quote: | Originally posted by kid nyce
someone working in finance? heh |
hahahaha...
yes :p |
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| lücid |
you guys can thank kr00t0n, he was the one who told me about meebo.com and he posted about it in a thread a while ago. :D
now... does anyone know of any programs that disguise messaging into something that doesn't appear to be messaging? i have full freedom at work to download anything i want, go to any site i want, but if someone sees IMs on my screen... i'm in trouble. |
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| eRRaTiK |
| ^^ yeah babes it's called email ;) |
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| Jackson |
I think i got the answer.
http://www.mess.be
Then click on the following options
-MSN Messenger Downloads
then...
-MSN Messenger Addons, Bots, Tools & Tweaks
then...
-CVR Patcher
"Patches your MSN Messenger 7.0.0205 BETA to fix the block from Microsoft. It dumps 11 random characters over the MSNMSGRBETA string sent on the Notification Socket, which tricks it into thinking it's some random other client (I made them random so Microsoft can't block the patch as well)."
Will this work? |
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| h0tsweetbabyd0l |
we are damned
i love and miss u jason ..... |
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| Floorfiller |
yeah i'm gonna try to do some funny business at home tonight...i'm gonna dl all the programs and try and bring them in and see what happens. maybe i can get around it once i have the client on my computer...
if that doesn't work...i'm gonna hack the gibson haha :p |
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| sEpH |
You can use www.guardster.com to go to "illegal" website
Edit: go to : » FREE Anonymous Web Proxy: |
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| lücid |
| quote: | Originally posted by eRRaTiK
^^ yeah babes it's called email ;) |
lol, that's way too much work for me. i want simple and instant! :D |
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| Jackson |
Found 2 more possible solutions:
If you have access to "Command Prompt" (MS-DOS in Windows Basically) . Type "cd.." until you are in route folder "C:\"
Type "Ping" and then type the web address eg
C:\PING www.hotmail.com
This should now appear with a message similar to this:
Pinging www.hotmail.aate.nsatc.net [213.19.160.188] with 32 bytes of data:
This goes on for a few seconds while the system communicates.
The IP given after the address, i.e. 213.19.160.188 should now be typed into the internet explorer address bar.
The website should now load normally.
CAUTION IS REQUIRED WHEN USING THIS IN SCHOOLS BECAUSE IF TOO MANY PEOPLE FIND OUT HOW TO DO IT, THE IP ADDRESS CAN BE BANNED TOO.
Also, in some cases, links on a website will not work, and unfortunetly pages cannot be "Pinged" with forward slashes.
This worked fine for my school network perfectly fine right from Year 7 to Year 13. The system used by the school may prevent access to "Command Prompt" for this reason. However, if you are capable of creating shortcuts, go to a user area or something, File>New>Shortcut type "Prompt" and the wizard should find command prompt.
I hope this helps. As for MSN MEssenger, I cant help there, use the PING method to get to E-messenger if the site is blocked
Or.....
http://www.e-messenger.net/ |
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